trickle-down economics has never worked >> an individual pay 62% of your earning because you live in this area. i don't like new york city that much. i don't like the people enough. about my cowboy hat and everything. >> you can move to a red state. thanks for watching. america now and forever. gutfeld takes it from here. jillian: a federal arrest word is out for brian laundrie is the country bands together to find him a new details about the person of interest in gabby petito's disappearance and death. todd: the white house kiss of throwing border agents under the bus. did you hear this? >> every democrat who stood up

kids in cages, go see the biden cages. >> senator sacred challenging democrats like alexandria ocasio cortez to start treating the border crisis like they did when trump was in office. >> biden family scandals, new emails show them across enough his family name more than the media and white house wants to admit. the bombshell new report coming up. todd: you are watching "fox and friends first," good to see you. carley: we will get to the hunter biden emails in a minute but first the white house is being accused of rushing to clear out the micro camp in texas because it is making the biden administration look bad. >> more on how planned blm protest might be the motivation. >> reporter: that might not be everything. it comes as no surprise they are in a mad rush to clear out the camp with horrific optics of

third world conditions on american soil. only 3000 remain and as you mention the washington examiner says it has to do with this expected blm protest over the weekend and one official told the examiner, quote, they don't want them all riled up at the time of the protest. this, so far they have expelled 1401 haitians back to haiti and moved another 3206 into custody to be expelled or released into the community. that leaves thousands unaccounted for. the white house had no answers for those missing. >> where is everybody else? >> i'm happy to get a more fruitful run down for you if it is helpful from the department of homeland security. >> when dhs was asked the boss had no answers. >> 15,000 so showed up. 1400 sent back to haiti. what about the rest?

>> 10% or 15%, i don't have the precise numbers. >> the administration had precise answers and wasted no time on disputed images of border patrol agents on horseback dispersing migrants by holding all horse patrols in del rio, infuriating agents in the sector. >> border patrol agents were doing exactly what they were trained to do, use those horses to deter people from crossing the border or apprehend people crossing the border so suggesting what they were doing is remotely related to slavery is offensive to everyone. >> 1000 miles west in yuma, arizona the border patrol chief says agents encountered 1000 migrants yesterday. a new fiscal year record for daily apprehensions including migrants from 21 different countries. stay tuned because you guys will interview arizona attorney general mark byrneohfitch, looks

like the search is headed his way. >> excellent tease, thank you for the updates, appreciate it. he was talking about how much of a crisis this is on all sides. did year what iona presley said, you're very well informed but for those who didn't she said haitian lives are black lives and if we truly believe that black lives matter we must reverse course so she is saying you can't deport these people because of the color of their skin, if you deport them they are racists. i shouldn't be surprised that they used black lives matter for this. that is what some democrats are saying. on the other side you have republicans saying look at these conditions, this is humanitarian crisis and it is open borders, listen to what one border mayor had to say about the situation. >>. what a clown show. the border is wide open, all the checkpoints are closed from west texas to del rio. the foot traffic has increased

tenfold, human smuggling has increased tenfold, there's no border patrol agents available, they are all down in del rio processing haitians. it is getting crazier and crazier. this is such a failed administration and failed president, terrible. >> such distressed in the media because this, quote, agents whipping migrants stories literally the epitome of fake news shows how democrats abuse the mainstream media. the white house, kamala, other dems using the issue to make it seem like they are taking action at the border and using dhs as their own pr firm. it is one big distraction from what is happening down there. you see on the screen, the administration's failure to do anything legitimate to get the problem under control and now as we are learning the biden administration reportedly ordering the haitian migrant came to be cleared out ahead of the blm protest.

this is the latest example of the white house being about optics but no results. jillian: our sharpton was about the border criticizing border patrol agents, what he saw and the loss of people at the rally didn't want to hear what he had to say. >> this is not a racist city. this is a loving caring community. we don't want your racism in texas. get out of here. nobody wants to hear your racist definition del rio. nobody wants you in texas. nobody wants you in texas. why are you not avoiding questions at the border. get out of racism. >> what a scene. >> if you weren't up by now you are awake. >> alejandro mayorkas said 2000

migrants have been released to the interior of the country but a lot are being deported. single haitian migrants and some families with small children being allowed to stay but other families are being deported and democrats don't like that. they have to take the moral high ground in some ways, they are criticizing border patrol. look what happened, the same thing that happened with crime in inner-city, criticize law enforcement to gain the moral high ground even though they are literally doing their job and this is the epitome of fake news, they didn't have a whip at all and they were trying to get a handle of the situation and protect people that live in the united states, actual american citizens by keeping the situation under control. >> and protect migrants from being attacked by the horses. >> there are other groups of patients that could come into the united states, one with 20,000 people from colombia, dhs

is monitoring 1500 in panama and 3000 in peru and use of the situation on the ground this week where there is no clean water, no place to go to the bathroom. this is humanitarian health crisis, this could continue into the future as well. >> our sharpton earns his money by stoking racial tension, ted cruz asking where are the democrats, if this were trump everything will democrat member of congress would be at the border inflaming tensions. ted cruz's question, where are the dems? >> every democrat who stood up and lamented kids in cages, representative ocasio cortez has a photo of her grasping her head, go see the biden cages. with your own eyes. why does president biden refused to go to the rio grande valley? if he goes the tv cameras will come with him and would show the biden cages.

and the democrats are counting on the corrupt corporate media. >> there's a definite difference and it is that aoc doesn't see this as a kids in cages thing or any negativity attached to this because she knows president biden will do everything in his power to get as many people into the united states and not keep co, the remain in mexico policy was something trump wanted to do, not biden, she doesn't see this as a negative, she sees this as a positive because democrats when they look at this issue don't see a crisis, they see it as a welcome thing that it could be potential democrat voters, that is the inference. >> if you lived at the border you would be yelling if al sharpton, you want people to have solutions. 9 minutes after the hour, new emails involving president

biden's son hunter and shady business deals. carley: more on that story and how hunter may have been profiting off his family name. >> reporter: an email just published by business insider from 2015 sent by contact with hunter biden indicated the president's embattled son asked for an annual retainer of $2 million to assist in the recovery of billions of dollars of libyan assets frozen by president barack obama. they list his positive qualities including his relationship to his dad, his position in global programs, washington access and high profile business partnerships. the email specifically notes hunter's, quote, access the highest levels in china saying he could help there. another email from 2016 shows hunter requested a small confidential team, quote, due to the sensitivity surrounding their involvement.

subsequent emails show this deal likely did not go through and there is this. a new bipartisan report showing president biden mayo 500,$000 in back taxes. tax documents from bidens showing the use the corporation to reroute millions of dollars in taxable income including a 3.8% self-employment tax. even though the president made pressuring wealthy americans to pay up a staple of his presidency. >> time for corporate america and the wealthiest one% to pay their fair share. the investments i am proposing will be fully paid for by having the largest corporations have the super wealthy begin to pay their fair share. we can ask corporations and the wealthy to pay their fair share. they have to start paying their fair share of taxes. jillian: neither the white house nor hunter biden have commented on either story.

carley: thank you. todd: glenn greenwald says new reports of hunter biden's business dealings through the media has been lying to protect the bidens. >> he found more approved that all those emails were authentic which meant these media outlets with a few exceptions deliberately lied to the public in the weeks before the election by telling them this is russian disinformation when they knew it wasn't true. he is not a right wing journalist. he has proven his hands but they all lied and don't want anyone to know it. todd: it is not just the media accused of burying the story, you will recall one month before the election the new york post expose hunter's emails, this was covered the day after the social media site blocked the story. jillian: an arrest warrant for brian laundrie, a person of interest in gabby petito's case. the lord alleges he committed

debit card fraud in the days following petito's disappearance. todd: a full-scale manhunt is set to resume. >> the hunt for 23-year-old brian laundrie is no longer a missing person's case. it is now, matter. the fbi denver office announcing a federal arrest warrant for the 23-year-old after a grand jury indicted him for, quote, use of an arrest access to devices following the disappearance and death of his 22-year-old girlfriend gabby petito. alleges brian laundrie fraudulently used the debit card to obtain items valuing $1,000 or more. multiple states including wyoming where petito's remains were discovered a week ago. the laundrie family should a statement saying, quote, it is my understanding the arrest warrant for brian laundrie is

related to activities occurring after the death of gabby petito and not related to her actual demise. for days the fbi and multiple other law enforcement agency fits of been trying to track down brian laundrie in the carlton reserve using drones and k 9s. he went hiking and vanished. our cameras were there as they left their home for the second time since the fbi raid of the home on monday. listen to the fox digital team as they confront us. >> where is your son? do you think brian is in danger? >> reporter: we reached out to the fbi to clarify of the debit card he is alleged to have used belong to gabby petito. a spokesperson for the fbi tells fox news the agency has no further comments past the public statement they have already made.

carley: the headline is if and when they catch him he's not going back to mom and dad's house. he will be arrested. thank you. todd: 14 after the hour, the biden administration cannot blame the border crisis on donald trump anymore and even their allies by their treatment of haitian migrants, an army veteran hoping to clean up biden's tent city will tell was what is going on. carley: joe concha, mark byrneohwhich and lara trump on "fox and friends first". ♪♪

>> coming up on 19 after the hour, president biden and kamala harris nowhere to be seen on the southern border is thousand of haitian migrants have been living in squalor under the texas bridge. >> our next guest went there to organize with active-duty servicemembers. >> an army veteran, founder of the great american cleanup and he joins us now. thank you for being here and what you did but did you ever envision a world where private citizens like yourselves would need to do the job of the federal government?

>> absolutely not. thanks for having me on. absolutely not. i didn't go down there intending to do anything like that. i went there like i do every year to del rio and cleaned underneath the bridge. we want to clean up garbage, for the sheriff's office and donated to them because they are having a difficult time dealing with this crisis so we went down there to pick up thousands of pounds of garbage but never expected to see what we saw under the bridge. >> looking at the images on screen of what the conditions are under the bridge but you say you didn't expect to see what you saw. what did you see? >> the most disgusting things i have ever seen. i retired from the army and served overseas, the roughest

conditions i have ever seen, children being bathed in the rio grande, sleeping under a bridge, there's wildlife everywhere, garbage everywhere, people going to the bathroom everywhere, chopping down trees, making lean tos and tents you really crazy and disgusting and it is the babies, the little children that you see walking around, don't know what is going on, 107 degrees, 24 hour day there, just disgusting seen. they don't deserve that and it is horrific. >> veterans like yourselves are not shrinking violets when it comes to what they have seen or experienced. that should speak volumes. speaking of the military president biden says troops

should be dishonorably discharged if they disobey the order to get the covid vaccine. here's the statement and get your reaction on the back end, quote, the administration strongly opposes section 716 which would detract from commanders options for enforcing good order and discipline when a servicemember fails to obey a lawful order to receive vaccination, to enable uniform forced to fight with disciplined matters must have the ability to give orders and take disciplinary measures. are you buying this readiness argument? >> absolutely not. i was an army recruiter for five years which every person the joins the military goes through a rigorous health screening process. the vast majority of people who served in the military working 5 days a week, in the 1836 range, all of these things are working in their favor, they are healthy, they don't have

secondary health issues. they are falling into the class of people that fall into the lowest class people that would die from covid 19 yet they will push a vaccine with no learned home - long-term studies on it and take the freedom of choice servicemembers have earned, literally fought for, missed children's birthdays, missed children's birth, put their life on the line multiple times and they don't have freedom of choice, that they earned in their blood, sweat and tears, and president biden taking it away from that calling from dishonorable because that is essentially what you are doing, because a soldier who fought overseas multiple times, you're going to call him dishonorable if he doesn't want to take a vaccine. if anybody is dishonorable it is president biden. >> founder of the great american plan, thank you for going to the southern border and joining us

this morning, appreciate it. time is 23 after the hour. minneapolis will soon vote disbanding its police department but some residents are begging to bring in the national guard to deal with crime. todd: this is what you have to do. and cf left-wing allies, after they overwhelmingly approve israel's iron dome, critics say this is all an act.

>> the taliban bringing back strict punishments and executions to afghanistan. an interview with the associated press the chief enforcer system

wasn't group will once again carry out executions and amputations of hands like they did in the late 1990s when afghanistan was under taliban rule, this week after the white house praised the militant group for being, quote, businesslike and professional. alexandria ocasio cortez gets emotional as the house passes $1 billion for israel's iron dome. >> 483. >> the squad member didn't vote no changing her vote to present as the measure passed overwhelmingly. good to see you. let's focus on the tears. genuine or pure political theater?

>> she learns from the best or they learn from each other, the empathy, she wants a new cycle out of this and a lot of reporters will ask what she is crying about in her answer will be nonsensical just like president biden when they ask him about basically anything he simply says i feel for you, i care for you and we are supposed to move on, that's what she is doing, the bill they passed funds a nonoffensive measure through 0, nothing to do with taxing anybody, it is to protect them from missiles. the whole thing was a stunt and we are supposed to care about it. >> he voted present, didn't vote no. this iron dome protects the jewish people in israel, why would she be so upset in

providing funding to our greatest ally in the middle east. >> after therapist, don't know the answer to that but makes her look good for whatever her constituency is. >> elected to vote present because she is planning a run for senate and doesn't want to have the jewish population - >> he voted to protect them. >> not like she's been a friend to israel. don't - >> to this. there is new hunter biden emails the show he is profiting off of his father and i will read one of these emails so viewers can see, january 20 eighth 2015, was sent by a democratic donor, i met with number 2 son meaning

hunter, you want to million dollars for your retainer, a close circle of people for confidentiality, his dad is deciding to run or not, he said he has access to highest level in china, he can help there. what is your reaction to this new hunter biden email bombshell? >> the important part is where it says he causes a lot of headaches because he likes low-quality hookers and a coke addict but to the independent voters out there, here are your norms that, here's what it looks like to have a nice calm presidency back, by these email, addicted to low-quality hookers and addicted to cocaine but has

access to china so we have that going, classic hunter biden story. i'm surprised the president doesn't have him locked up, cement blocks to his feet and thrown over a bridge because of how embarrassing it is, the president's children, i've seen nothing like this, is mortifying. if i was the president i would be shellshocked about this yet we see nothing from the press other than the occasional blurb here and there but it is shocking and we have a president whose son is selling access, you still doing it, we see in the most recent business dealings. it is surprising and shocking but we won't hear anything. >> we are not wishing harm to hunter biden but the overall point you were trying to make is he should keep them hidden but

in light of how the media reacts no one will be talking about this story and the mainstream media, he can do whatever you wants and the president gets to benefit from the silence, the president should be held to account, he has access to china, that is a big deal when china is our number one enemy. time is 34 minutes after the hour. and arrest warned out for brian laundrie, the nationwide search ongoing. he's gone off the grid before, is it possible he is hiding out and evading police? we talk to survival next. >> a memorial for her tonight. a live report coming up next.

jillian: a gunman opened fire in a tennessee kroger store killing one person and injuring 12 others before turning the gun on himself. police say they arrive to find multiple people hiding in freezers and offices. police chief dale lane reacting. >> like every other community is orphic, we hate that it happens but this is one of the most resilient communities in america. carley: the identities of the shooter and victim have not been released. >> the state patrol to help the city with a surge in violent crime, 26 locals writing a letter to governor tim walsh describing the neighborhood as a

war zone. they are set to vote to replace the police department without a permit of public safety made of social workers and crisis managers. the county's former share calling it a bad idea. >> this movement goes through minneapolis would be the blueprint for other major us cities across the country. it is not right. it is not fair. our police deserve better. >> the office is working to prevent gun violence. jillian: gabby petito's hometown coming together starting with a candlelight vigil. >> ashley strohmeyer joins us. >> reporter: tonight at 7:00 the town of blue point asked to light their candles in memory of gabby petito. yesterday, people can pick their candles up, the pickup time,

they ran out of candles by 2:20 yesterday and people i spoke to says it is not surprising because this town always comes together. >> always do the right thing and they help us all the time. it is so tough. >> reporter: several people didn't know gabby but that was important to support the family. many people didn't know her. >> i can't help but think her family will be appreciative of this. such a small community and if we can come together like this it is phenomenal. the circumstances are tragic but the ability to do this makes. point blue point. >> reporter: the hunt continues for brian laundrie whose name the person of interest. a federal arrest warrant was issued for him.

florida governor ron desantis said the family needs justice. >> we need justice in this case, this beautiful young girl, to see her murdered like that, we need answers 100%. >> reporter: funeral arrangements are in the process of being made but it is slated to be in long island but the sign over my left shoulder you see signs like that through the town as well as those teal colored ribbons. back to you guys. >> good to see people coming together at a time like this. >> mom picked the, because it reminded her of the color of gabby's eyes. thank you for joining us. as police search for brian laundrie people who know him say he is capable of surviving on the wilderness by himself or months. you to discuss survival expert and owner of self-reliance outfitters, dave canterbury.

you live in northport, florida, you are familiar with the carlton reserve. how long can someone survive in their? >> reporter: the question is how skilled is this person, how prepared was he when he decided to run? if he was fully prepared he could survive a long time with proper skills. if he wasn't prepared and just ran arbitrarily, he has lots of dangers to contend with, survival might not be easy to accomplish in an environment like that. jillian: we are hearing from gabby's best friend who says he was in the appalachians for 3 months by himself, i know he is skilled at it and you can see the enthusiasm when he talked about his adventures by himself but imagine the skills it takes to survive in the appalachian trail versus the swamps in

florida are very different. >> absolutely true. you have environmental issues in florida you don't have any appalachian, wildlife that are super predators like the florida panther and large alligators in that area and rattlesnakes, palmetto bugs, movements the key issue, trying to figure out how to move and avoid that wildlife. he has to be able to hydrate himself by drinking water and disinfecting that water to avoid something that would make matters worse for dehydration. in the next few weeks or months it is going to get cold in florida at night. we've got 20 degrees temperatures, 30 degrees temperature swings, could become hypothermic very well at night if you have no ability to dry your clothing out. you can't make fire he will give

his position away. unless he has some type of filtration, he can't make fire dry out soon, we will make them dry out clothing. >> last time, he was seen with a small backpack around his waist. let's assume he has moderate survival skill level but no supplies, how long will he be able to successfully live and survive and stay in hiding in an area like the carlton reserve? >> it will depend on his ability to move and keep hydrated and eventually he will need food. if he's in your water but not in water he has access to food depending on his skill level but also the daily intake of water without being able to disinfect

the water somehow, playing russian roulette with stomach problems. my guess would be not very long if he's not well-equipped but you never know. hard to say. movement will be his biggest problem. the more he moves the more he gives himself away, he has to hunker down. that will be a problem for him eventually and then things like scrapes and scratches from palmettos, saw palmetto in different things, they can lead to infections very quickly if they are not taken care of. >> another survivalist like yourself said in a very it is water water everywhere but not a drop to drink, if he doesn't have that water purification systems, it could get bad very quickly. police have deployed dive teams,

drones, k 9s, you are seeing some of the footage of police responding to the situation. do you think if he is in their do you think police will find him? >> he's probably more likely to be found dead than alive if his survival skills are what they say they are because he won't move when he can be seen. at the same time he has to move sooner or later which means moving at night or moving in the evening hours or early morning hours and those are the times super predators like to hunt. that is a problem for him and the water will be an issue in the long-term. >> reporter: excellent insight, thank you for joining us, appreciate it. todd: that really was fascinating. new york's new governor has a message for healthcare workers who oppose the state's vaccine mandate, you are replaceable which is that how our front-line heroes deserve to be training? those fighting these mandates next.

jillian: newly leaked documents contradicts claims by china and doctor fauci about gain of function research at the wuhan lab. they reveal the lab's plan to

create a, quote, supercharged virus. doctor david asher says the documents are a smoking gun. >> the fact the wuhan institute was applying for funding to do gain of function research, 2 and now a bat foreign coronavirus related to sars. >> reporter: doctor asher is demanding an investigation calling a likely criminal cover-up. cdc director wolinsky endorses the pfizer covid booster shot for younger at risk workers breaking from the agency's advisory committee panel. recommending the booster for americans 65 and older and those with underlying medical conditions but voted against the younger at risk work recommendation.

it aligns with an fda booster authorized from earlier this week. meanwhile moderna's ceo says the pandemic could be over in a year because of vaccine production. he tells the newspaper this will make of those available to everyone on the planet by the middle of next year. are you confused? todd: last year's hero this year's unemployed. the governor not budging on the state's vaccine mandates for healthcare and here's her message to people who have been on the frontlines of the pandemic since day one, quote, to those who refuse we will find replacements. we will be working to find a multipronged approach that i will announce shortly. doctor sarah klein joined me to react. you can be replaced. >> thanks for having me.

it is outrageous. after we've been working on the frontlines for the last year and a half, without proper ppe or d - what we were dealing with any year later to hear that is horrible. todd: it isn't just a handful of people, 16% of new york state hospital workers are unvaccinated. if they are fired how easy would it be to replace them and maintain the current level of care? >> i don't think it is possible. i've heard rumors about bringing in traveling nurses, bringing in foreigners, i don't see how it will work and it is not good for patient care. some of us have been in the field for 10, 15, 20 years and for this patients to lose doctors and healthcare workers on a dime for this policy is ridiculous. will: you are one of those people who has been in this profession for a while. you are very accomplished eye doctor who received multiple

awards, multiple -- you are presumably one that follows the science to get her medical degree, you need science at this point to undergrad and medical school, why is your voice on a matter of science the vaccine being stifled? >> great question was the fact we live in a country where people with bachelor's degrees and law degrees are making decisions for healthcare workers is backwards to me. most of us in the position we are not ready to get the vaccine yet have done plenty of research, we are being reasonable and not ready, we have questions about the safety and efficacy despite the message of 100%. todd: i alluded your education background, anyone who knows a doctor knows they go through not just a few years but over a decade of training when all is said and done. that a lot of time to devote to one's career. how sad is it you are forced to

choose between a career and livelihood that you worked so hard to obtain and the vaccine? >> it is awful, certainly never thought my current job, very happy, great place to work until now and it is sad and when i talk to my patients to them i'm leaving it is a difficult conversation. my patients, and healthcare workers, i am here to represent them, and it needs to stop. todd: they make fun of me because i can't see the teleprompters so come to connecticut and help me with my eyes. appreciate you being here. jillian: impeachment articles filed against the president over the out-of-control border crisis and botched afghanistan

withdrawal among other things we are talking to three of those house republicans by the push for accountability plus joe concha, arizona attorney general mark brnovich and lara trump coming up on friday morning, "fox and friends first" ♪♪ i was born a rambling man ♪♪

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todd: friday september 2, '04, federal arrest warrant out for brian laundrie is the country bands together to find him and we are learning new details about the person of interest in gabby petito's death. carley: border agents trying to do their job under t and did you hear this? >> every democrat who stood up and lamented kids in cages go see the biden cages. >> senator sacred is challenging democrats to start